Yuck. I avoided minivans like the plague. Never liked the look, never liked their low ground clearance, and they are really difficult to work on if you do your own mechanic work. When the kids were small and we had dogs, it was suburbans all the way. My 2 favorites were a gorgeous 1990 lifted one and a 1997 with a 454 engine.
Don’t knock it, Brian. I recently purchased an accessibility enhanced minivan to drive my wheelchair bound wife around. I’ve driven a full sized van earlier in my life. what a world of difference.
alcorn almost 2 years ago
https://www.fowllanguagecomics.com/minivan-bonus-panel/
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member almost 2 years ago
That’s the spirit, Brian. Be what you are. Inhabit your life.
Baucuva almost 2 years ago
It’s funny the number of people who drive the official soccer mom vehicle (SUV’s) trying to avoid that and failing miserably.
Chris almost 2 years ago
word. :D
Nicki's ZoMcYo almost 2 years ago
Yuck. I avoided minivans like the plague. Never liked the look, never liked their low ground clearance, and they are really difficult to work on if you do your own mechanic work. When the kids were small and we had dogs, it was suburbans all the way. My 2 favorites were a gorgeous 1990 lifted one and a 1997 with a 454 engine.
pumaman almost 2 years ago
I eventually sold our minivan and bought something much cooler, a Subaru station wagon! Well, at least it had a manual transmission.
Zebrastripes almost 2 years ago
It’s not the age that requires a minivan, it’s your baggage …..
Frank Burns Eats Worms almost 2 years ago
He’s an old and “lame duck”!!!
xsintricks almost 2 years ago
Don’t knock it, Brian. I recently purchased an accessibility enhanced minivan to drive my wheelchair bound wife around. I’ve driven a full sized van earlier in my life. what a world of difference.